The Richard J. Lacks Sr. Cancer Center in Grand Rapids is the first in Michigan to offer a groundbreaking treatment option for cancer patients.

The housing complex will ease the housing burden for resident and fellow physicians, helping them feel supported as they begin their careers and encouraging them to stay and practice in Michigan.

The new, 63,000-square-foot health care center will give West Michigan patients world-class care close to home with enhanced services.

The funding was secured through the West Michigan Perinatal Quality Collaborative, one of 10 regional collaboratives in Michigan focused on improving perinatal health.

The Workplace Wellbeing Summit aims to help employers create tailored mental health and suicide prevention solutions, promote a healthier, more productive workforce, reduce workplace stress and the risk of mental health emergencies, and mitigate the impact of suicide, overdose, and addiction in the workplace.

Essential Service Awards categories include administrative/office worker, cleaning/housekeeping/groundskeeping, childcare, food service, government, health care/elder care, hospitality, nonprofit, retail, skilled labor and transportation.

The expansion into Barry County will not only strengthen emergency medical services in the area but also provide new opportunities for local EMTs and paramedics, enhancing both their professional development and the service provided to the community.

The 5K and 1.5-mile run/walk event has raised nearly $383,500 for the hospital's School Nurse Program, which provides vital medical support to students throughout Lakeshore communities.

The promotion is created to inspire parents to have a conversation about substance abuse prevention with their child.

The event is part of a year-round effort to raise funds and promote lifesaving CPR education throughout West Michigan.

She will oversee nursing strategy and operations across the statewide health system, with a focus on clinical excellence, workforce development, patient safety, and operational efficiency.

Women from 20 states gathered in Grand Rapids for the 54th Ms. Wheelchair America competition, a national event celebrating advocacy, leadership, and achievement among women who use wheelchairs.

The casual fundraiser will celebrate progress in mental health awareness while raising support for future initiatives.

Unlike CPAP machines, which require external masks and hoses, Inspire V is a small device implanted during a minimally invasive outpatient procedure.

The event offers a morning of fitness, mindfulness, and community, featuring several of Grand Rapids’ wellness brands and instructors.

The honor recognizes the hospital's commitment to ensuring stroke patients receive the most appropriate treatment according to nationally recognized, research-based guidelines, ultimately leading to more lives saved and reduced disability.

The event will feature a panel of mental health professionals discussing identity, mental and emotional wellness, purpose, and passion beyond sports, as well as faith, character, and resilience for student athletes.

Together they will lead a team of healthcare, business, and community leaders in advancing the Association’s mission in West Michigan and promoting health and well-being for all.

Now entering its 10th year, MARAP offers a year-long, paid, hands-on training and education pathway for individuals seeking a healthcare career.  

The award-winning video was the result of several weeks of planning, filming, and editing by students who used their skills to share a story with real community impact.